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A delegation of US lawmakers led by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi met with EU officials in Brussels. Pelosi hopes to convince Europe that Washington remains committed to NATO despite President Trump's frequent broadsides against the military alliance. Go to video
Good that the weather in Caracas is mostly nice and dry. It allows more and more micro-entrepreneurs to move their work outside. They can set up shop here, without having to pay rent.
More UK businesses eye relocation before Brexit – Honda announces it will close it's English facory at Swindon - China drives demand for Cuban cigars
One of the island's biggest cigar companies has announced record sales, with China now its second biggest market.
Britain has less than two months to cement its divorce deal with the EU, without which the specter of overnight tariffs and long border queues. While politicians are promising to avoid such a scenario, UK businesses aren't so sure. A third of UK businesses say they're planning a move to the EU.
Ten years ago, cashew nuts were virtually unknown in Burkina Faso. A few trees grew wild and children ate the juicy fruit but threw the nuts away. Then some farmers recognized the value of the trees and began to grow cashews systematically.
Frustrated with the UK government's handling of Brexit, a third of small and mid-sized British businesses are considering relocation, says industry representative Claudia Catelin from the Institute of Directors.
The Catholic Church in the Indian state of Kerala has been rocked by sexual assault charges, including a high-profile case of a bishop accused of raping a nun. This has sparked rare public protests by nuns over systemic sexual abuse in the church.
A mouthwatering Champions League clash takes place on Tuesday night with Liverpool hosting Bayern Munich. The English club's German coach Jürgen Klopp is hoping his side can dominate at the notoriously difficult Anfield.
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Miami's community of 100,000 Venezuelans is divided between supporters of opposition leader Juan Guaidó, many of whom have fled political prosecution, and backers of embattled president Nicolas Maduro. The tense stand-off at home dominates their lives.
Uncertainty hangs over the town of Swindon in southwest England, after Japanese carmaker Honda announced it will be closing its plant in 2022. Thousands will lose their jobs, and local businesses a main source of income.
More UK businesses eye relocation before Brexit – Honda announces it will close it's English facory at Swindon - Conditions in Zimbabwe’s gold mines cause dozens of deaths
People smugglers help tens of thousands of illegal migrants enter Europe each year with fraudulently obtained tourist or study visas. Their methods are becoming more and more refined.
The US military is leaving Syria & will not be taking prisoners. President Trump wants European ISIS captives repatriated or they could be set free. Plus, the long list of unresolved European problems. Is Donald Trump the excuse of choice?
EU pushes back at US threat of car import tariffs - Zimbabwe's mining disaster - Germany's skilled workers are getting older
